But a few unique factors are driving up prices in the United States.

Workers’ incomes may see further gains as the ongoing labor shortage pushes employers to offer higher pay.

Despite Federal Reserve action, inflation may persist for homes, but gasoline and food prices may respond more quickly.

Most of them need a little time to slow the economy down.

Turkey’s currency, the lira, has dropped to a record low. Its decline has the central bank there contemplating a cut in interest rates.

The program will help state and tribal governments purchase locally produced food for nutritional assistance programs like food banks and school cafeterias.

Social security and SNAP benefits are adjusted every year for inflation. While that tends to be enough in normal years, it’s not enough right now.

Fading are the days when you could count on cheaper prices online.

Inflation is the highest it’s been since the Reagan years — and still climbing. If it’s this high now, what what will December 2022 will be like?

The Federal Reserve’s quarterly snapshot of household net worth comes out this week.